Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02
BELLAIRE.

Thomas Wetherald fixed a light in his
vord IN burn natural gas, but before he
Got II turned on the two gas companies
sinnpd an agreement whereby 10 one else
was 10 receive natural gas for Illuminating
purposes.
The Il. 4 0. is doing some work in its
cut IVES, of here, and the newspapers are
Lusv constructing 4 double track from
BcIlaire to Newark.
The company that will purchase the
street railway is waiting patiently to get
If ,or rs near nothing as possible.
The X. of =. held an Interesting meet
ing on Thursday night Several degrees
were conferred OH members.
The Elysian Theater is very poorly ven
tilated.
Constable Fillmore Helsley will be a
candidate for reelection, and don't you
forget il
Rev. W. 5. Campbell will hold the usual
service in the Episcopal Church to-day.
The manager Of the LeayenwOrth ball
club has sent papers here 10 have George
WestIake, "Eeddy" Williams, and Joe
White sign. GAINESVILLE also wants West
lake and Williams. None of them have
decided what to do.
The pony and dog show drew large
crowd.
Thomas Keyser has disposed of the stock
of the late firm Of W. F. CrOzicr.
w. Z. Garden, who did business next
door to the bank, has sold out and moved
to PIttsburg.
Harry Leonard is here from Milwaukee
visiting friends He says the glass factory
ut that place was shut down.
The broom drill given by the \. NJ. f.
church was financial success.
The bank took holiday, yesterday,
again.
The rain on Friday intcriered with the
excellent skating ON the creek.
There seems to have been nothing in the
report that the Buckeye skating rink was
to be re-Opcned.
viii and Marion Seals are back from
visit to their home ont the i. l.. * c. road.
Prof. Armstrong has quite large music
class in this city.
Trade was very quiet yesterday.
The news dealers talk OF closing at 1870
after this week.
one of the finest parties ever given i'll
this city was held at the home of ;. Z.
Hamilton, on Gravel Hill, on last Thurs
day evening. The affair was a surprise on
Nh Hamilton, supervised by his cstlmablc
wife. During the afternoon and evening
invited guests came and went after par
taking of various forms OF hospitality, but
not until near midnight did all the visitors
depart. Below Is the menu Us served:
Punch Ia Eumnc
Blue Points Bouili"n.
/ vi ~ coucd Beet Oysters,
Rrcut Salad
Crane. Bananas. Wine.
Cake. Bricks. Waters.
Cheese. Egg-nog.
Below is list of the gentlemen present.
Capt. J.. W. Inglcbright, NJ. Sheets and
John Gillespie, of Martins Ferry; James
Wilson. \. Z. Tallman. +. c. Husbands,
J. VI. Muring, c. G. Kelly, J. L. Robin
son, Capt Robert Ray, VI. '. Miller, DR..
John Cook, ID. }. Smith, John Adams,
Charles Brltzcil, W. c. Stewart, Thomas
+. Hart, John Dubois, Henry Over, p. T.
King, Will Reed, viii Stewart, James 7.
Kelly. ). :. McGowan, -- WcScott, DIR.
K. ". Muhlcman, Thomas Wcthcrald,
John l.. Srhillmg, John McGrw, g. F.
Cockayue, Will Morrison, Ed Sanders,
John d. Baker, --- Davis, w. +. Snivc-
". John X. Cow, John X. Wirr W. c.
Dickens.
Miss Lille Haines, Of the Fourth ward,
entertained a number of friends last night.
Mrs. \. L. King is quite i'll.
There it probability of another large dry
Goods store on Belmont street.